ExxonMobil Shareholders to Vote on LGBT Nondiscrimination Policy
Trading Elton for Kobe
Owners of a long-standing gay piano bar in Silver Lake, an east-side neighborhood in Los Angeles, announced that their establishment will close at the end of June, and that the location will be tur
Dallas's Largest Newspaper Urges ExxonMobil to Protect LGBT Employees
Evolve, the Pulitzer Prize-winning newspaper says to ExxonMobil.
Will ExxonMobil Finally Protect its LGBT Workers?
Shareholders and leaders of ExxonMobil, recently named to the top position on the Fortune 500, has continuously voted against introducing LGBT-inclusive antidiscrimination policies. Will that finally change this May?
Antigay Exxon Mobil Tops Fortune 500
One of the least gay-friendly workplaces in the U.S. ranks as the largest corporation. ----
Op-ed: Why We Still Need a Fully Inclusive ENDA
An EEOC ruling recently added protection from discrimination for transgender people in the workplace, but does that mean federal legislation isn’t needed?
Op-ed: Choosing the Safest Path to ENDA
When the president decided not to sign an executive order banning discrimination against LGBT people by federal contractors, he might have thought further ahead than some activists.
Jewish Group Presses Obama on Executive Order
Leaders in Judaism's Reform movement apply pressure.
House Speaker Boehner Thinks ENDA is Unnecessary
John Boehner seems woefully under-educated on the discrimination LGBT people face in the American workplace.
Op-ed: Fighting Back This Tax Day
The head of the Log Cabin Republicans highlights members of his party in Congress who are pushing for the Tax Parity for Health Plan Beneficiaries Act, which would remove the tax penalty on companies that provide benefits for domestic partners.
Op-ed: The Reminder of Tax Day
On Tax Day, Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese is reminded of the attacks that LGBT feel on their dignity as American taxpayers.
Tammy Baldwin Reacts With Rally Call to Obama's Executive Order Decision
The Wisconsin representative and candidate for Senate said more work must be done by activists and politicians if LGBT employees are going to get workplace protections.
TRANSCRIPT: Obama's Excuse for Skipping Executive Order
Press Secretary Jay Carney was peppered with questions by reporters looking for an explanation for the president's decision not to ban discrimination with an executive order.
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